Sentence examples for all of is from inspiring English sources
Women today are raised being told they can have it all, though rarely are they let in on the way this charming slogan translates to the real world -- as if through an evil game of telephone -- that, more than likely, they'll have to do it all, that what they'll really have "all" of is the work.
The saddest thing about all of is this is that this World Cup is widely being hailed as the greatest for many, many years.
The resiliency inside all of is dormant but kicks in when you move forward in life.
Perhaps most shocking all of is an apparent push for the ever-controversial superdelegates.
But the final lesson for all of is that fame isn't the real reward for accomplishment, or the best measure of success.
There's this great quote from Feminist icon Germaine Greer: "When we talk about women having it all, what they really have all of is the work".
"All of that is being lost.
All of that is being attacked".
"All of Dorchester is devastated".
